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Unseen Stories: The Last Campesinos of Colombia's Coffee Heartland
"As the mountains closed in around us, Hector began telling us stories about their off-the-grid life. Slowly it dawned on me that we were stumbling into a deeper story. One about disappearing campesino lifestyles, the downsides of fair trade, harsh weather impacts, and living in harmony with nature."
By MARIA VARGAS
Saving the Small but Mighty: A Conversation with Xerces Society for Invertebrate Conservation
Our conversation with the Xerces Society explores their journey from butterfly conservation to a global mission of protecting all invertebrates, and why you should care about these "little things that run the world."
By KIRBY JAY
The Alabama Beach Mouse: How One of Nature’s Smallest Mammals is the Measure for Coastal Conservation
Despite their elusive nature, the endangered Alabama beach mouse is vital for coastal dune health, preventing erosion and supporting the ecosystem. Discover how dedicated conservation efforts are fighting to protect this tiny yet significant mammal amidst natural and human-induced threats.
Texas Master Naturalists Celebrate 25 Years of Positive Action
A conversation with Texas Master Naturalists discussing ecological improvement efforts conducted across the state over the last 25 years.
Preserving the Harvest: A Guide to Storing Dry Goods
The fourth story of our Preserving the Harvest series, here we cover the most effective methods for preserving dry goods.
The Unexpected Outcomes of the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill
A lot has changed 14 years after the oil spill that wreaked havoc on so many lives. Learn about the restoration efforts that have happened since that have given hope to residents.
Virginia Hatchery Wants to Hook People on Eating Trout
Discover the flavorful journey of Smoke in Chimneys, a Virginia hatchery reviving trout culture and challenging perceptions about farm-raised seafood, one premium catch at a time.
Volunteers Are Changing the Game for Sea Turtle Survival on Alabama's Gulf Coast
"They say it takes a village to raise a child, but it takes an army of volunteers for sea turtle survival."
